Supernatural brings families together. At one point today CJ and I had a discussion about the practical jokes from Hell House and he kept trying to say when Dean is in the car with the blasting music that it wasn't Mexican music. We came home, watched the episode and MOM RULES!
Then he was saying there should be an episode with an Evil Santa. I tried to remind him that they thought there was an Evil Santa in the Very Supernatural Christmas. Which he, apparently, doesn't remember at all. SO we will be rewatching that after Amazing Race.
Ah, bonding with the younger generation.
Hiccups, Theresa? Glass of water?
No, but I do feel the need to say that right or not, after I die, none of you are allowed to poke me with a stick.
I'm putting it in the arrangements. So don't even bother bringing one to the funeral.
If I think you might be a monster, I'm afraid it's my responsibility to the greater good to poke you. IJS.
Okay, fine. Maybe I'll add a holy water clause.
"Mummy, why is her face wet?"
"Because Auntie ita had to make sure."
"Ahhh."
What was amateurish to you, Matt and Julie?
The composition of scenes in Samuel's compounds (both of them), and the fact that I couldn't really tell what the hell was going on in the fights at the vampire progenitor's place and when Parker Lewis pulled the vampire off Sam. I've been able to follow the action in Inception and M. Night Shayalaman movies (back when I watched them), so I don't think it's just a case of me being easily confused.
If I think you might be a monster, I'm afraid it's my responsibility to the greater good to poke you. IJS.
Yeah, I gotta side with ita on this one. Poke you with a stick, possibly sprinkle holy water on you, or maybe just put a circle of salt around you. Whichever is going to be easiest.
You are explaining it to the family.
